Co-constructing sustainability: Agencing sustainable coffee farmers in Uganda

A short review on the potential of coffee husk gasification for sustainable energy in Uganda

Agricultural biomass is widely recognized as a clean and renewable energy source, with increasing potential to replace conventional fossil fuels in the energy market. Uganda, like other developing countries, has a high dependency (91%) on wood fuel, leading to environmental degradation. With a coffee production of 233 Metric Tonnes per annum, relating to 46.6 Mega Tonnes of coffee husks from pr...

Standards and Sustainability in the Coffee Sector

Sustainable Coffee Trade: The Role of Coffee Contracts

The Sustainability of ' ' Sustainable Consumption

Delivering sustainability therapy in sustainable development projects.

This paper explores the apparent contradiction between the 'linearity' of most Sustainable Development projects, with time-bound and defined outputs achieved at a fixed cost, and an implied 'circularity' of the theory whereby there is no 'end'. Projects usually have clear parameters within which they are implemented, and the inclusion of elements such as the need for accountability, measurable ...